E. Ron Pickard v. Tennessee Water Quality Control Board

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• concluding that a party challenging the issuance of NPDES permit on basis of antidegradation policy must first exhaust administrative remedies
• concluding that a party challenging the issuance of NPDES permit on basis of antidegradation policy must first exhaust administrative remedies
• “Interpretations of statutes involve questions of law which the appellate courts review de novo without a presumption of correctness”
• “When exhaustion is a clear statutory requirement, ‘exhaustion is an absolute prerequisite for relief,’ and failure to exhaust administrative remedies will defeat a reviewing court’s subject matter jurisdiction.”

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